Following the recent election in the Czech Republic which booted the communists out of Parliament, the Czech Senate passed a resolution supporting cooperation with Taiwan, including inviting Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu to Prague. Experts suggest that Wu’s visit to the Czech Republic is of great significance in deepening Taiwan-Czech relations, dealing a heavy blow to Beijing. Czech Senate President Vows Support for Taiwan Czech Senate President Milos Vystrcil pledged support for Taiwan’s democracy before his planned meeting with Taiwan’s foreign minister Joseph Wu. On Oct. 13, the Czech Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Security passed a resolution supporting cooperation with Taiwan on innovation, trade, and investment including inviting Taiwan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Wu to a forum in Prague on Oct. 27 and 28. During the forum, Wu called on democratic countries to unite against authoritarianism. “The pursuit of freedom and democracy has always …